The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-18
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
TEE END or PARLIAMENT AND THE
BEGINNING or MUCH LABOR
TIE Leader. or BstA sides Have Extensive
Plans for lahueneinx Public Sentiment
c,aassess May Gs 60 Ireiaaa-The Cere-
>ouiai OF Rrerosntion-As Royal Picnic
in Desaars-The Heshes N sllett seaudal
arews wsrse-oesssp Of the Centias.t.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE English Parlia-
mentary machine has at last been allowed to
run down, and It's different wheels and springs.
Tories. Liberals, and parnellites are OF to re-
cuperate and Ret In working order for the next
winding up. Parliament. Of course, stops work
whom II is tired and feels inclined to do so. but
there 10 Parliamentary fiction that tho Queen
stops It. and many humorous forms and cefo-
monies are gone through with to lend color
OF reality to this ancient fiction. will give an
idea Of what the ceremony Of dismissal. called
prorogation. was like yesterday.
The noble Lords were assembled in thotr
house, . chamber peculiarly adapted as . back
around for gorgeous aummery. 1t 10 bigRor
than tho House Of Commons and Infinitely
moro resplendent. with its rows Of red leather
benches and brilliantly colored windows The.
throne Q hugo mass Of carving and
gliding. which 10 usually hidden under
0 baizs covering. was exposed to view for tho
occasion. and no were two little thronss. one
on either side Of the big one. which mimic its
gilded riohness, and are intended for tho
Prince Of Wales and the consort Of the
sovereign. All things being ready. the Lord
Chancellor appears, gorgeous beyond power OF
man to describe. In his flowing robes Of scar
lot and ornineI He docs not sit upon the
woolsack a. usual, for tho throne Ii uncovered
and. although the Queen Is not there. etiquette
demands that some show Of reverence DO
made to tho chair on which she would sit II
present: therefore. low. humble little bench
suggestive Of school form. except that It IL
rcd. IL placed before the railing around tho
throne. and upon this the mighty Lord
Chancellor sauats, with his scarlet robes
flowing out all around over the door. After the
Lord Chancellor there marched In four Royal
Commissioners. specially appointed to give
assent In the Quesn's name to the bills passed
These Commissioner -the Marquis Of Lothian,
Earl BrownIow. Viscount Cross, and Lord STAN
10y Of Preston-were Rrrsyed In scarlet and
ermine likewise, fully a. grandly a. the Chan
cellor. but they wore cooked hats. while the
Chancellor wore the judicial nat cap. The four
noble scarlet lords crowded ON to . little bench.
two on either side Of the Chancellor. and all
i've together produced an effect which dimmed
the splendor Of the stained glass windows,
and almost collapsed the gilded throne below
which thcy crouched. All this while q
gentleman all In black. with cooked
hat and black stick In his hand.
was rowing about at convenient distance.
BLACK Rod was called out, and this mourn
full person. whose full title Is Gentleman Usher
OF the Black Rod. advanced He was ordered
to summon the Speaker Of the lower House
and the faithful Commons to appear at the
bar Of tho Lords, and Immediately. with all
solemnity. trotted or Soon after he appeared
among the Commons. bowling lowly but
hAughtily. and summoned them to follow him.
Mr.. Isaacson was just asking question Of the
Homo Secretary. but It was not answered, for
respect to the Lords demands that all other
business shall be suspended when Black Rod
appears. A sigh Of relief went mp from the
occupants Of all the benohoa It meant the
end Of their long session.
Tho Speaker got down from his chair and
paced with digniied tread. In gray wig, black
gown. and silk stockings. oward the House Of
Lorda Behind him followed the Sergeant-at-
Arms and his private chaplain. as indispensa-
bic an adjunct to the outfit Of Lord Mayor.
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